Build first. Pay to download.

No. If you can describe what you want your site to do in plain English — "send me an email when an order is over $500" — you can build a plugin. We turn your idea into a structured spec, build it, review it, and hand you an installable ZIP.

A Single Build ($15) is a one-time purchase that gives you one plugin with no expiry. Subscriptions (Starter $45/mo, Pro $99/mo, Agency $249/mo) give you a monthly build allowance and unlock extra features like the WP.org submission package, the feedback system, and priority queue. If you're building more than one or two plugins, a subscription almost always pays for itself.

We run your full build pipeline — spec, architecture, code, QA, repair — before asking for payment. You see the result, the quality score, and any flagged issues in your dashboard first. Your build slot (or $15) is consumed when you click Download, not when you start the build.

No. Monthly build allowances reset on your billing date. Annual plans give you the same monthly quota — they just spread the cost over 12 months and save you two months compared to paying monthly.

Failed builds never count against your monthly quota or your single build entitlement. Every build runs through a QA pass and an automatic repair attempt before being marked complete — but on the rare occasion something goes wrong before that stage, you are not charged.

Every plugin built on Starter, Pro, or Agency can include a Suggest & Vote tab inside the WordPress admin area. Your users submit feature ideas and vote on each other's. You approve every submission before it appears publicly. When a request hits your vote threshold, you can review an estimate and approve a build — BuildPlugins.ai then generates a new version of your plugin with the requested feature included. It's the only WordPress feedback tool that builds the features for you. Read the full overview →

Yes — on Starter, Pro, and Agency plans. Every Starter+ project gets a submission-ready package: correct folder structure, polished readme.txt, GPLv2 license, uninstall handler, and .distignore. Pro and Agency plans also include the Rejection Analyzer agent to help with WP.org review feedback.

Every build runs through automated agents that check for WordPress coding standards, security patterns, escaping, nonce handling, and common mistakes before you ever download. You'll see a quality score and any flagged issues right in the dashboard. Test on a staging site first — that's always good plugin practice.

Yes, completely. Plugins are GPLv2 (the WordPress standard). The generated PHP is clean, commented code you can open in any editor and modify however you like. No vendor lock-in, no hidden runtime, no calling home.

Anytime. Cancel from your account settings and your plan stays active until the end of the billing period. Your projects and build history stay accessible after cancellation.